Fees
The following table has been provided to help you understand why fees are charged to a driver.
| Type of Fee | Explanation |
|---|---|
| ALR (Administrative License Revocation) Fee | An ALR Fee is charged following an enforcement action related to 1) the refusal to provide or failure of a blood or breath specimen, OR 2) the driver was not requested to provide a specimen because the presence of alcohol was detected or measured by other means. |
| DI (Driver Improvement) Fee | This fee is charged after a mandatory or departmental enforcement action has removed driving privileges. |
| Education Program Fee | An Education Program Fee is charged when the driver has not submitted to DPS a certificate of completion of a court ordered drug or alcohol program. |
| Ignition Interlock Issuance Fee | This fee is charged to issue an Ignition Interlock Restricted Driver License, provided all other requirements have been met. |
| Occupational License Issuance Fee | This fee is charged to issue an Occupational Driver License, provided all other requirements have been met. |
| Other Fees Owed | This includes any other driver license fee owed. |
| SR (Safety Responsibility) Fee | This fee is charged when a driver fails to file and maintain an SR-22 Financial Responsibility Insurance Certificate after a mandatory enforcement action has removed driving privileges. |
| Texas.gov Price | Texas.gov is the official website of the State of Texas. It is a self-funded program provided by a third party, working in partnership with the State, to help state and local governments develop online services. The price of these online services includes funds that support the ongoing operations and enhancements of Texas.gov. |
